Chapter

 1 VII   |  biscuit, salted meat, and pemmican, a preparation which comprises
 2 VII   |               190 "~ Meat, pemmican, biscuits, tea,~ coffee,
 3 XVII  |    quitted Zanzibar; their pemmican had not yet been touched;
 4 XXIV  |    a little dried meat and pemmican. By noon, the Victoria had
 5 XXVI  |   consisted of biscuit and pemmican, and was hardly tasted by
 6 XXXIII| left some thirty pounds of pemmican, a supply of tea and coffee,
 7 XXXIII|  Their supper consisted of pemmican, biscuit, and tea; and fatigue,
 8 XLI   | Joe.~“Keep nothing but our pemmican, and throw out all the heavy
 9 XLII  |   partook of a luncheon of pemmican and cold punch, as the doctor
10 XLIII |    remains of our stock of pemmican; that will be thirty pounds